
I had my camera. I looked down. My feet were there. It felt like the right thing to do.

After staring at gobs of paper and craft supplies, I finally started this project. More on it later.

I pulled out this can of olives while making enchiladas, intending to use them. Then I ate the whole can. The whole can.
There is absolutely no fluidity or reason for this post, but it feels good to get it out of my system.

2 comments:
It would not be Christmas without eating olives. Grandma Norie went through about 3 cans.
Definitely get that from Dad's side of the family!
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